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JROTC crowned this year's Royal Court during the event. Winners (from 3rd left to 3rd right): London Gomez (11th), Josue Delgado (11th), Nathania My-Love (10th), Stephen Nyamebekyere (10th), Lameis Abdelgawad (12th), Jefferson Alvarez (12th), Audrey Abbam (9th), Dennis Vasquez (9th) being celebrated alongside Command Sergeant Major William Jordan (left), Sergeant First Class Felisa Holden (2nd to left), and Colonel Reginald Geary (right).

Photos: Annual JROTC Ball

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor December 19, 2024

Dylan Afman playing a piece on the piano.

Photos From the 4th Annual Java Jive

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor December 10, 2024

The Java Jive occurred on Dec. 7 in Alexandria City High School's rotunda. The Java Jive is an event where students can showcase their talents through music. The Tri-M Music Honors Society sponsored the...

Nick Roman has owned Fairlington Pizza since 2011.

Behind the Counter

Pablo Cruz Rivera and Isabel Shultz November 15, 2024

When Nick Roman graduated from T.C .Williams High School — now Alexandria City High School — in 1988, he was a customer at Fairlington Pizza. In 2024, he now serves the same community from behind the...

Día de los Muertos

Día de los Muertos

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor October 30, 2024

You may be asking yourself, "What are fall objects?" That would be a reasonable thing to ask yourself. But the truth is that there is no way to describe fall objects. They just are. If you have any ideas for winter objects, please email them to actheogony@gmail.com.

Fall Objects

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor October 24, 2024

Six minutes after lunch started, the line to enter the cafeteria remains long, as students are now required to scan in with Minga digital IDs.

New Rules Eat Away Student Lunch Time

Pablo Cruz Rivera and Isabel Shultz October 8, 2024
Long lines, barriers and restricted movement are some of the challenges students face during the lunch block.
What a Monkeypox cell looks like zoomed in / scopeblog.stanford.edu (Stanford medicine)

Monkeypox 2024: Do’s and Don’ts

Arafat Somith, Staffer September 23, 2024

A 2024 version of the Monkeypox (Mpox) Virus has broken out in the North Kivu Provinces, Democratic Republic of the Congo. On Jun 1, 2024,  it started to spread to neighboring countries. This led the...

Victoria Zambrano '24, former president of Latinos Unidos, began last year's Hispanic heritage month celebration by asking attendees what countries they are from. “Where are my Guatemaltecos at? El Salvadoreños?” she asked the crowd as students cheered when their countries were called.

Hispanic Heritage Month Countries Independence Days

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor September 15, 2024

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually in the United States from September 15th to October 15th. The month is used to recognize and celebrate the contributions, cultures, and histories of American...

Mural painted and signed by Youngins in Progress members brightens up the ACHS hallway. / Ana Bonilla

Shaping the Future Generation: Youngins in Progress

Pablo Cruz Rivera, Editor September 11, 2024

At ACHS, the Youngins in Progress club builds relationships and welcomes anyone in the school community. The club is coordinated by ACHS family engagement social worker Ana Bonilla. The club first started...

Jasmine Milone (left) introduces Zahra Rahimi (right) to the stage.

Seniors Secure Scholarships at SFA Awards Night

Pablo Cruz Rivera and Rozalia Finkelstein May 30, 2024

On May 22nd, the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria (SFA) hosted its annual SFA awards night. Students getting scholarships arrived at 5:30, where they were able to meet and connect with the presenters. The...

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